Here’s a piece that I drew a few years ago… so I hope folks will be kind! I forget the exact circumstances but a few years ago… (I want to say around 2012) … a group of my fellow instructors at the Joe Kubert School and I decided …just for the fun of
Happy Post-Thanksgiving, Everybody! It’s been another busy month here at Fernandoruizeverybody Studios! Last month, I wrapped up work on THREE separate Halloween specials. Those specials were the DIE KITTY DIE CATHOUSE OF HORROR Halloween Special (On sale NOW!!) the Bettie Page Halloween Special (Also out there now!) and the Elvira Mistress Of The Dark Halloween
Happy Halloween, Everybody! It’s been a long while since I’ve posted an update here. If you’ve been checking back here, thanks for hanging in there. I should be resuming regular posts again now going forward. As is usually the case with these sabbaticals, if I’m not posting, I’m busy with projects. Now as
Sketch cards are among my most popular items. I’ve drawn a good number of them covering a broad spectrum of characters, styles, and genres. Here is a good cross section of the many cards I’ve drawn. Please check them out…
It’s HERE! My brand new sketchbook, Fernando Ruiz Sketchbook 2, is now available as a digital download from Gumroad.com. This collection figures convention sketches, private commissions, and lots of drawings I did just for fun! There’s a wide assortment of stuff with lots of different characters from lots of different sources. I hope you’ll
The Silver Age of comics had some of the best, most eye-catching, and enticing covers in all of comic book history. For a while, I’ve been enjoying revisiting some of my favorite covers and putting my own compositional spin on them. I’ve been posting little snippets of this one on Instagram and Facebook but I’ve
This weekend, July 7 & 8, I’ll be at the great GARDEN STATE COMIC FEST at the Mennen Arena in Morristown, NJ but if you’re in the Montreal area, don’t miss out on this year’s Montreal Comic Con featuring my pals, Dan Parent and Gisele Lagace. For more details on Montreal Comic Con, check out
I drew Spidey here on a Kubert School blank sketch cover. I’ve been grabbing up a lot of these blank covers lately. They’re a great idea. The Kubert School Art Store offers these books of blank Strathmore paper. They’re blank on the inside as well as on the front cover and they’re very suitable for
I’ve said this before but without question one of the most popular projects I ever worked on was the Archie Vs Predator crossover mini-series. It’s been three years now and I still get asked about this series. Here is a private commission featuring a movie poster style composition. Poor Jughead! He never fares well in
No. This isn’t going to be a cover for the upcoming crossover miniseries Archie Meets Batman ’66. I’ve got nothing to do with that series which is being drawn by my pal and Die Kitty Die collaborator, Dan Parent. The piece pictured here I just did for fun and to share here. I haven’t decided
